Bedding Plants to Plant in December

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As the frost begins to settle, gardening enthusiasts need not put their green thumbs to rest. Welcome to Acqua Garden’s curated collection of bedding plants perfect for planting in December. Our top-quality, cold-hardy blooms like Cyclamen, Pansies, and Violas ensure your garden remains vibrant and lively throughout winter.


These selections are not only resilient but also bring a burst of colour to your outdoor spaces. Each plant is chosen for its ability to endure the chill while continuing to thrive and blossom. Dive into our collection and keep your garden flourishing with Acqua Garden this winter. View all Bedding Plants.

Commonly Asked Questions

What are the best bedding plants for winter?

Polyanthus, Bellis perennis, Winter pansies, Cyclamen coum and Violas are among the best bedding plants for winter. These varieties are not only hardy but also bring vibrant colours to your winter garden.

When should I buy winter bedding plants?

Autumn is the perfect time to fill your beds, borders, containers, window boxes, and hanging baskets with winter bedding plants. This timing allows plants to establish roots before the harshest winter temperatures set in.

What plants can I put in my pots for winter?

For winter pots, consider Violas and Pansies, Daffodil 'Tête-à-tête' (Narcissus) and Heuchera 'Purple Palace'. These plants are well-suited to withstand cold temperatures and can provide continuous colour.

When to plant winter pansies?

Ensure you plant your winter pansies in September or early October. Planting them during this time helps their roots grow and become sturdy enough to endure all winter conditions, ensuring a vibrant display even in the coldest months.

Do violas survive winter?

Yes, violas can survive winter. They are quite resilient to cold weather, though newly planted violas might require some protection if heavy snow is expected. Regular care and occasional frost protection will help them thrive throughout the winter season.

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